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Three thousand members of the Congolese National Liberation Front (FNLC) invade Zaire’s Shaba Province from Angola.

… Three thousand members of the Congolese National Liberation Front (FNLC) invade …

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Onkgopotse Abram Tiro is expelled from University of the North (Turfloop). Student protests follow his expulsion.

… Onkgopotse Abram Tiro is expelled from University of the North (Turfloop). Student protests follow his …

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Hannah Botha (84), veteran actress and one of the main characters in Egoli, dies in Johannesburg.

… Hannah Botha (84), veteran actress and one of the main characters in Egoli, dies in Johannesburg. …

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Gen. Louis Botha lays the corner stone of the Dutch Reformed church in Bosman street, Pretoria.

… Gen. Louis Botha lays the corner stone of the Dutch Reformed church in Bosman street, Pretoria. …

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SA signs agreement with Namibia concerning the appointment of representatives and privileges and immunities for representatives

… Southern African Political History: a chronology of key political events from independence to mid-1997, … SA signs agreement with Namibia concerning the appointment of representatives and privileges and immunities for …

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Joachim A. van Plettenberg is sworn in as governor of the Cape after Ryk Tulbach passed away.

… Joachim A. van Plettenberg is sworn in as governor of the Cape after Ryk Tulbach passed away. …

The (Re-)Constitution of the South African Communist Party as an Underground Organisation by Raymond Suttner

… The (Re-)Constitution of the South African Communist Party as an Underground …

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SA signs the following international agreements: agreement concerning the establishment of diplomatic relations with Sao Tome &

… Southern African Political History: a chronology of key political events from independence to mid-1997, … agreements: agreement concerning the establishment of diplomatic relations with Sao Tome & …

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Zacharias Wagenaer, commander of the Cape who succeeded Jan van Riebeeck, is born in Dresden, Germany.

… Zacharias Wagenaer, commander of the Cape who succeeded Jan van Riebeeck, is born in …

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Millions of Nigerians boycott legislative elections billed by the ruling junta as a first step toward democracy.

… Millions of Nigerians boycott legislative elections billed by the …

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Millions of Nigerians boycott legislative elections billed by the ruling junta as a first step toward democracy.

… Millions of Nigerians boycott legislative elections billed by the …

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Dr Abraham J. van der Merwe (81), chairman of the Van Riebeeck fête committee in 1952, dies.

… Dr Abraham J. van der Merwe (81), chairman of the Van Riebeeck fête committee in 1952, dies. …

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Egypt objects to calls to move the headquarters of the Arab League from Cairo to Tunis.

… Egypt objects to calls to move the headquarters of the Arab League from Cairo to Tunis. …

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Jan Carel Juta (52), father of the publishing industry in SA, is born in Chiswick, London.

… Jan Carel Juta (52), father of the publishing industry in SA, is born in Chiswick, London. …

Apartheid: The United Nations and the International Community - A Collection of Speeches and Papers by E.S. Reddy

… Nations and the International Community - A Collection of Speeches and Papers by E.S. Reddy …

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Sultan Sayyidi Muhammad V ibn Yusuf arrives in northern Morocco in the hope of ending Spanish rule.

… V ibn Yusuf arrives in northern Morocco in the hope of ending Spanish rule. …

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The Suid-Afrikaanse Onderwysersunie, counterpart of the South African Teachers’ Association, is founded in Cape Town.

… The Suid-Afrikaanse Onderwysersunie, counterpart of the South African Teachers’ Association, is founded in …

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With a rebellion engulfing the country, Zaire’s President Mobutu Sese Seko accepts Parliament’s nomination of Etienne Tshiseked

… President Mobutu Sese Seko accepts Parliament’s nomination of Etienne Tshiseked …

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Dr Abraham J. van der Merwe (81), chairman of the Van Riebeeck fête committee in 1952, dies.

… Dr Abraham J. van der Merwe (81), chairman of the Van Riebeeck fête committee in 1952, dies. …

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SA signs agreement with Namibia concerning the appointment of representatives and privileges and immunities for representatives

… SA signs agreement with Namibia concerning the appointment of representatives and privileges and immunities for …

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Joachim A. van Plettenberg is sworn in as governor of the Cape after Ryk Tulbach passed away.

… Joachim A. van Plettenberg is sworn in as governor of the Cape after Ryk Tulbach passed away. …

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Frederik Christiaan Ludolph Bosman, founder member of several Afrikaans cultural organisations, is born in Kuils River.

… Frederik Christiaan Ludolph Bosman, founder member of several Afrikaans cultural organisations, is born in Kuils …

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The ZAR and Portugal signs a legal agreement on the construction of the Delagoa Bay railway line.

… and Portugal signs a legal agreement on the construction of the Delagoa Bay railway line. …

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Joseph &quot;Sepp&quot; Blatter, president of FIFA, world soccer’s governing body, announces in Zürich, Switzerland, that Sout

… Joseph "Sepp" Blatter, president of FIFA, world soccer’s governing body, announces in Zürich, …

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Simon Nxumalo, Chairman of the IFP Alexandra branch is shot and killed in an assassination incident.

… A Crime Against Humanity: analysing the repression of the apartheid state, Johannesburg: Human Rights Committee, … Simon Nxumalo, Chairman of the IFP Alexandra branch is shot and killed in an …

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First register of sports contacts with South Africa is published by the Special Committee against Apartheid.

… First register of sports contacts with South Africa is published by the …

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Egypt is allowed back into the Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Counties (OPEC) after a ten-year exile.

… Egypt is allowed back into the Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Counties (OPEC) after a ten-year exile. …

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The commission of enquiry into the Helderberg air disaster under judge Cecil Margo, reports its findings.

… The commission of enquiry into the Helderberg air disaster under judge Cecil …

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The multiracial President’s Council presents its recommendations for a reform of the constitutional and political system. The B

… Southern African Political History: a chronology of key political events from independence to mid-1997, … Council presents its recommendations for a reform of the constitutional and political system. The B …

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William Wilson founds Alcoholics Anonymous in Ohio, USA. Hundreds of these groups are operating in SA.

… Wilson founds Alcoholics Anonymous in Ohio, USA. Hundreds of these groups are operating in SA. …

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Three thousand members of the Congolese National Liberation Front (FNLC) invade Zaire’s Shaba Province from Angola.

Onkgopotse Abram Tiro is expelled from University of the North (Turfloop). Student protests follow his expulsion.

Hannah Botha (84), veteran actress and one of the main characters in Egoli, dies in Johannesburg.

Gen. Louis Botha lays the corner stone of the Dutch Reformed church in Bosman street, Pretoria.

SA signs agreement with Namibia concerning the appointment of representatives and privileges and immunities for representatives

Joachim A. van Plettenberg is sworn in as governor of the Cape after Ryk Tulbach passed away.

The (Re-)Constitution of the South African Communist Party as an Underground Organisation by Raymond Suttner

SA signs the following international agreements: agreement concerning the establishment of diplomatic relations with Sao Tome &amp;

Zacharias Wagenaer, commander of the Cape who succeeded Jan van Riebeeck, is born in Dresden, Germany.

Millions of Nigerians boycott legislative elections billed by the ruling junta as a first step toward democracy.

Millions of Nigerians boycott legislative elections billed by the ruling junta as a first step toward democracy.

Dr Abraham J. van der Merwe (81), chairman of the Van Riebeeck fête committee in 1952, dies.

Egypt objects to calls to move the headquarters of the Arab League from Cairo to Tunis.

Jan Carel Juta (52), father of the publishing industry in SA, is born in Chiswick, London.

Apartheid: The United Nations and the International Community - A Collection of Speeches and Papers by E.S. Reddy

Sultan Sayyidi Muhammad V ibn Yusuf arrives in northern Morocco in the hope of ending Spanish rule.

The Suid-Afrikaanse Onderwysersunie, counterpart of the South African Teachers’ Association, is founded in Cape Town.

With a rebellion engulfing the country, Zaire’s President Mobutu Sese Seko accepts Parliament’s nomination of Etienne Tshiseked

Dr Abraham J. van der Merwe (81), chairman of the Van Riebeeck fête committee in 1952, dies.

SA signs agreement with Namibia concerning the appointment of representatives and privileges and immunities for representatives

Joachim A. van Plettenberg is sworn in as governor of the Cape after Ryk Tulbach passed away.

Frederik Christiaan Ludolph Bosman, founder member of several Afrikaans cultural organisations, is born in Kuils River.

The ZAR and Portugal signs a legal agreement on the construction of the Delagoa Bay railway line.

Joseph &amp;quot;Sepp&amp;quot; Blatter, president of FIFA, world soccer’s governing body, announces in Zürich, Switzerland, that Sout

Simon Nxumalo, Chairman of the IFP Alexandra branch is shot and killed in an assassination incident.

First register of sports contacts with South Africa is published by the Special Committee against Apartheid.

Egypt is allowed back into the Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Counties (OPEC) after a ten-year exile.

The commission of enquiry into the Helderberg air disaster under judge Cecil Margo, reports its findings.

The multiracial President’s Council presents its recommendations for a reform of the constitutional and political system. The B

William Wilson founds Alcoholics Anonymous in Ohio, USA. Hundreds of these groups are operating in SA.

SA signs the following international agreements: agreement concerning the establishment of diplomatic relations with Sao Tome &

Joseph "Sepp" Blatter, president of FIFA, world soccer’s governing body, announces in Zürich, Switzerland, that Sout